Too much turkey and a little snow

Happy Thanksgiving!  

    We love you all

No pictures of the other kids bc they were playing minecraft all day :). 

Sick days

We've been attacked by a yucky virus. We're on lock down watching movies, doing crafts and annoying each other. Day 6 and counting. 

Veteran's day

Turner and his school buddies sang in the ceremony honoring natick veterans while we went back to the woods. Then we all went to Eastleigh Farm, a dairy farm, in framingham. It was a beautiful day even though Georgia looks so sad in this picture. 

A hike in the woods

We have this great forest down the street from us. Space to build tepees, watch the sun set, listen to birds and wonder if a wolf will eat us on the way back down the hill.  I love being outside with the kids.  Georgia was not happy about the photo below but came back around when we played "family". Her fav. 

Bedtime

There's been a lot of bed sharing lately....

A few more baptism pictures and Halloween fun!

This gown is from Matt's family. I believe it is 4 or 5 generations old. Ross was too plump to put it on but we kept it close to remind us how connected we are to a history of faith and love.   Grandma Wiecher's gown was crocheted so it had a little more give to it.  Ross was the 19th great grandchild to wear it. 

Halloween ... Jane loves to pull a costume out of the bin and make a last minute change. For school she was the black cloaked figure, for trick or treat bat girl. Ross was Robin. (No picture but soon)

Here's hank as Tom Brady in his Michigan days. Thank you Grandma!

And Turner as a purple scream. Hard to believe it was his last spirit day parade. 

Ross' baptism.

The little guy did great!  Almost 10 years later we celebrated with such joy, yummy burritos, and a beautiful sign that aunt Mary made for Turner's big day!  We are so happy to welcome little Ross into our family.